Understanding Capabilities

Capabilities reflect what information we are able to fetch and what actions we are able to perform via the vendor APIs. Missing capabilities are either due to missing hardware capabilities (e.g. a vehicle without an onboard GPS) or due to missing API endpoints from the vendor (e.g. inability to send start/stop commands to a vehicle).

To see all capabilities for all vehicles Enode supports, you can check their Vehicle Capabilities page.

For more details on capabilities, you can check the Enode API documentation

What are the capabilities?

The full list of capabilities are:

• information

• chargeState

• location

• odometer

• startCharging

• stopCharging

• setMaxCurrent

What capabilities do Zoa require?

For our smart charging to work and be available to the consumer, we require the following capabilities from Enode to be true:

• chargeState

• location

• odometer

• startCharging

• stopCharging